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i have a pair of leopards that have been paired together for a while now.i tried to introduce another female to them and the male bit her in the side.That him hitting on her or is that him just being mean? male is 52 grams and females are 45. Should i keep them toghether?
 
I wouldn't keep them together, as the females are a little on the small side for breeding. It's healthier for them if you wait till they are 50-60 grams. I wait till 60+ before allowing a female to breed.
 
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